With 22 Paralympic medals between Mike Schultz and Oksana Masters, both legends are excited to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Paralympic Games in Milano Cortina, Italy, March 6-15, 2026. 

Schultz is a three-time Paralympic medalist with a gold and two silvers in snowboarding, and a 10-time X Games gold medalist in three different sports. In 2008, Mike suffered a life-changing injury during a snowmobile competition resulting in the amputation of his left leg above the knee and the creation of his company, BioDapt. For the 2025 Snowboard World Cup circuit, 30 of the 42 athletes in the men and women’s lower limb class use Mike’s equipment.

Oksana Masters is a native of Ukraine who ultimately came to the United States via the generosity and love of an adoptive parent, Gay Masters at the age of 7 1/2 where two separate leg amputations were necessary for Oksana to thrive after born with congential disabilities at birth. Oksana found sports at 13 and has become the most decorated Winter Paralympian in history with 19 Paralympic medals across four different sports. The 2026 Winter Paralympic Games will be the eighth Games for Oksana as well as for her fiance, Aaron Pike, who is also competing in Nordic Skiing and Biathlon.